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A first-of-its-kind green dinosaur fossil is all set to be put on display for the public at the Natural History Museum of Los Angeles County (NHMLAC) in November. Back in 2007, the 150-million ...
Fossils unearthed during construction of a water pipeline in the Gobi Desert of Mongolia have revealed one of the oddest ...
Duonychus was a medium-sized member of a group of awkward-looking dinosaurs called therizinosaurs, which were known for having a rotund torso, long neck ... While the skeleton recovered was ...
“It’s quite a significant find—the buzz you get when someone contacts us with a definite dinosaur ... (13-16ft) long and is an early sauropodomorph with a relatively long neck, long tail ...
Meet Gnatalie, an immense long-neck dinosaur—an astonishingly complete sauropod skeleton that greets visitors at the newly transformed $75 million wing of the Natural History Museum. The 75,000 ...
at the Cruzy Museum worked to unearth the skeleton over a two-year period, the Post reported. The type of plant-eating dinosaur that Boschetto found were known for their very long necks.
The fossil remains of the duck-billed darling – the world’s first mounted dinosaur skeleton ... neck. During Haddy’s first year on display, the 9-foot-tall and 25-foot-long skeleton ...
For Damien Boschetto, a paleontology enthusiast, though, it turned out to be one of the most significant things he would ever do, as Boschetto discovered nearly intact dinosaur bones, including ...
A distinctive dinosaur known for its long neck, big body, long tail ... two brothers discovered a full skeleton of a dracoraptor. “It’s amazing as up until recently, we had so few dinosaur ...
The skeleton ... greatly preserved. This dinosaur, which lived during the late Cretaceous period, is part of the sauropod family, known for its enormous size and long neck.
Duonychus was a medium-sized member of a group of awkward-looking dinosaurs called therizinosaurs, which were known for having a rotund torso, long neck ... While the skeleton recovered was ...
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